BBCE group Hockey rip!1976-1991 pack run & 79 Topps (REVISED)
jswieton
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The Hockey rip has been revised so please read carefully. This is a BBCE group hockey Topps run from 1976-1991 (minus 1982, 1983 because of availability) 1979 Topps isnot included in the rip but is listed seperate. Each participant will receive 1 pack from each year for a total of 14 packs for a total of $87.97. I am sure this group rip will take a little longer to sell out because it is hockey, so please be patient.
Steve has also extended us the 10% group discount rate for the entire run! Shipping will be $7.60 per lot and will be included in the final sales price of $ $95.57. Here is a list of the packs that will be included in the rip. The discount has already been included in the price per pack.
Payment can be made through paypal at bbcexchange@sprintmail.com or by phone at 800-598-8656 to use a credit card. Please wait untill we are sold out before sending paytment.
Our regular shipping rates will apply and please WAIT UNTIL ALL BOXES AND PACKS ARE SOLD BEFORE SENDING PAYMENT.
1-5 packs---->$3.00 plus insurance
6 packs or more---->$5.00 plus insurance
The added insurance rate is exactly what www.usps.com has listed:
$50 and under---->$1.70
$50 to $100.00---->$2.15
$100.00 to $200.00---->$2.60
$200.00 to $300.00---->$4.60
$300.00 to $400.00---->$5.55
$400.00 to $500.00---->$6.50
1976 Topps- $525.00 per box= $13.13 per pack (10% discount included)- Bryan Trottier RC
1977 Topps- $350 per box = $8.75 per pack- Ken Dryden no 10's yet lots of low pop
1978 Topps $225 per box = $5.63 per pack- Mike Bossy RC, Doug Wilson RC
1980 Topps $525 per box = $13.13 per pack- Ray Borgue RC, Mike Gartner RC, Gretzky 2nd year
1981 Topps $225 per box = $5.63 per pack- Jari Kurri RC, Peter Stastny RC, Dennis Savard RC, Larry Murphy RC, Dino Ciccarelli RC
1984 Topps $195 per box = $4.87 per pack- Steve YZerman RC, Pat Lafontaine RC
1985 Topps $650 per box = $16.25 per pack- Mario Lemieux RC
1986 Topps $500 per box = $12.50 per pack- Patrick Roy RC
1987 Topps $140 per box = $3.50 per pack- Adam Oates RC
1988 Topps $135 per box = $3.38 per pack- Brett Hull RC, Brendan Shanahan RC
1989 Topps $30 per box = $0.75 per pack- Joe Sakic RC, Brian Leetch RC
1990 Topps $6 per box = $0.15 per pack- Mike Modano RC, Mike Rickter RC
1991 Topps $6 per box = $0.15 per pack
1990 Score $5 per box=$0.14 per pack- Jaromir Jagr RC, Martin Brodeur RC
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$87.97 per lot (14 packs per lot)
Shipping: $7.60
Total: $95.57
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Steve has also extended us the 10% group discount rate for the entire run! Shipping will be $7.60 per lot and will be included in the final sales price of $ $95.57. Here is a list of the packs that will be included in the rip. The discount has already been included in the price per pack.
Payment can be made through paypal at bbcexchange@sprintmail.com or by phone at 800-598-8656 to use a credit card. Please wait untill we are sold out before sending paytment.
Our regular shipping rates will apply and please WAIT UNTIL ALL BOXES AND PACKS ARE SOLD BEFORE SENDING PAYMENT.
1-5 packs---->$3.00 plus insurance
6 packs or more---->$5.00 plus insurance
The added insurance rate is exactly what www.usps.com has listed:
$50 and under---->$1.70
$50 to $100.00---->$2.15
$100.00 to $200.00---->$2.60
$200.00 to $300.00---->$4.60
$300.00 to $400.00---->$5.55
$400.00 to $500.00---->$6.50
1976 Topps- $525.00 per box= $13.13 per pack (10% discount included)- Bryan Trottier RC
1977 Topps- $350 per box = $8.75 per pack- Ken Dryden no 10's yet lots of low pop
1978 Topps $225 per box = $5.63 per pack- Mike Bossy RC, Doug Wilson RC
1980 Topps $525 per box = $13.13 per pack- Ray Borgue RC, Mike Gartner RC, Gretzky 2nd year
1981 Topps $225 per box = $5.63 per pack- Jari Kurri RC, Peter Stastny RC, Dennis Savard RC, Larry Murphy RC, Dino Ciccarelli RC
1984 Topps $195 per box = $4.87 per pack- Steve YZerman RC, Pat Lafontaine RC
1985 Topps $650 per box = $16.25 per pack- Mario Lemieux RC
1986 Topps $500 per box = $12.50 per pack- Patrick Roy RC
1987 Topps $140 per box = $3.50 per pack- Adam Oates RC
1988 Topps $135 per box = $3.38 per pack- Brett Hull RC, Brendan Shanahan RC
1989 Topps $30 per box = $0.75 per pack- Joe Sakic RC, Brian Leetch RC
1990 Topps $6 per box = $0.15 per pack- Mike Modano RC, Mike Rickter RC
1991 Topps $6 per box = $0.15 per pack
1990 Score $5 per box=$0.14 per pack- Jaromir Jagr RC, Martin Brodeur RC
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$87.97 per lot (14 packs per lot)
Shipping: $7.60
Total: $95.57
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Comments
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Stoney
For Sale
Put me down for 1 lot
i won't be here to play. maybe next year
looking for PELLE LINDBERGH's psa and 1960 fleer baseball psa 8 and up
sets in progress
R.I.P. Barstow 24 April 1999 - May 15 2009
Thank you
-E
James
<< <i>For those of us that don't know a lot about hockey cards, what are the key cards in each year/
James >>
Some Key rookies....
Gretzky, Lemieux, Yzerman, Roy, Brett Hull, Sakic, LaFontaine, Dennis Savard, Jari Kurri...and lots more
mathew
drugs of choice
NHL hall of fame rookies
Would be great to see someone pull a Brodeur 10 from score though.
<< <i>I'm messing with you John. Regardless, I'm broke ass. Couldn't afford to jump in anyway.
Would be great to see someone pull a Brodeur 10 from score though. >>
No I agree. For $5 a box it is a no brainer.
8 hours later and only 4 people have signed up. A similar baseball or football rip would have sold out already. With hockey everyone talks about getting in but no one signs up after a thread is posted.
BTW, got the Sakic from you Bill.
Not really interested in Topps.
mathew
drugs of choice
NHL hall of fame rookies
<< <i>BTW, got the Sakic from you Bill. >>
Should have been a 10 and worth quite a few dollars more.
<< <i>For those that always argued with me about not having hockey in group rips, this thread is showing you why.
8 hours later and only 4 people have signed up. A similar baseball or football rip would have sold out already. With hockey everyone talks about getting in but no one signs up after a thread is posted. >>
I've always asked that if someone is going to put together a group rip to please throw a box or two of hockey on there. '79 Topps is very popular and if this were a group rip for just that then I am sure this would be sold out by now. '85, '85, '86 OPC very strong.
Same goes for the other OPC '80s hockey - sells very well. As far as '80s Topps however, not really worth the money - OPC is the way to go with hockey.
I am thankful that jswieton put together this rip - I am still thinking about it but am only really interested in '79 Topps and 80's OPC
patrick
<< <i>For those that always argued with me about not having hockey in group rips, this thread is showing you why.
8 hours later and only 4 people have signed up. A similar baseball or football rip would have sold out already. With hockey everyone talks about getting in but no one signs up after a thread is posted. >>
Has there been other group rip's (base/foot/basket) where the minimum opening price was 160.00?
<< <i>Yes, the box of 86 Fleer basketball was almost double. >>
Were there others as well?
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<< <i>Yes, the box of 86 Fleer basketball was almost double. >>
Were there others as well? >>
Yes, the '79 Topps baseball vending we just did was close at $143 shipped. The '78 Topps football vending last year was in the ballpark as well.
...were the baseball/football vendings for approximately 120 cards, minus 10-20 wax stained, minus 10ish stained from bubble gum, leaving you with just under 100 clean cards?
Hockey is different than baseball because there is such a huge market for baseball cards UNLESS you go for OPC...hockey collectors want OPC unless there is a major key card in a Topps issue (ie: Gretzky and Lemieux)
.......I'm going to give myself the weekend to think about it
<< <i>...obviously '86 Fleer will be almost double
...were the baseball/football vendings for approximately 120 cards, minus 10-20 wax stained, minus 10ish stained from bubble gum, leaving you with just under 100 clean cards?
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I am going to disagree with this. If you are looking for just volume then this rip is not for you. You are not really comparing the same thing here. With the 79 vending rip most people were searching for 1 key card, Ozzie Smith. The hockey rip contains rookie cards for a least a dozen superstars that changed the game of hockey. The resale value is also much higher than that vending box. Vending is more than likely not going to produce any PSA 10 cards do to the damage a vending box creates.
<< <i>...were the baseball/football vendings for approximately 120 cards, minus 10-20 wax stained, minus 10ish stained from bubble gum, leaving you with just under 100 clean cards? >>
I don't think you realize how many cards you lose in vending to corner dings. Most of the cards are garbage. Very few gradeable cards - definitely much less than 100. And as John stated, you are usually just chasing a couple of cards in a vending box. You have more opportunities for hits from a wax run. If this were baseball or football, which I collect, I would be all over this.
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<< <i>...were the baseball/football vendings for approximately 120 cards, minus 10-20 wax stained, minus 10ish stained from bubble gum, leaving you with just under 100 clean cards? >>
I don't think you realize how many cards you lose in vending to corner dings. Most of the cards are garbage. Very few gradeable cards - definitely much less than 100. And as John stated, you are usually just chasing a couple of cards in a vending box. You have more opportunities for hits from a wax run. If this were baseball or football, which I collect, I would be all over this. >>
I have bought vending in the past, and completely overlooked that problem (corner dings)
separate the 79 pack into its own...
and do the pack run on its own...
will lower the price considerably on both ends
if someone in the pack run wants a 79..then they can just get in both
just kidding
see ya'll in 8 months
looking for PELLE LINDBERGH's psa and 1960 fleer baseball psa 8 and up
sets in progress
R.I.P. Barstow 24 April 1999 - May 15 2009
<< <i>maybe have two rips...
separate the 79 pack into its own...
and do the pack run on its own...
will lower the price considerably on both ends
if someone in the pack run wants a 79..then they can just get in both >>
DING ... DING ... DING ... I THINK THE OAKMAN HIT IT ON THE HEAD. I do not believe it would be much more work for the OP, would it?
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
looking for PELLE LINDBERGH's psa and 1960 fleer baseball psa 8 and up
sets in progress
R.I.P. Barstow 24 April 1999 - May 15 2009
88/89 OPC somewhere around 7.00
86/87 OPC somewhere around 22.00
85/86 OPC somewhere around 34.00
You can put me down for 3 spots, thanks.
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<< <i>Yes, the box of 86 Fleer basketball was almost double. >>
Were there others as well? >>
Yes, I did a group rip of 2001 Upper Deck Golf SP Hobby at $167.00 plus $8.00 shipping per box.
Mike
<< <i>If you threw out the 1979 Topps, I would actually be in on this too. It would keep it under $100 for a lot too. >>
I'll buy your '79 pack if you want to buy the rest.
I need a Topps to go with this guy:
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I may be down for some additional straight 79 packs if
the rip gets broken down
1976 Topps- Bryan Trottier RC
1977 Topps- Ken Dryden no 10's lots of low pop
1978 Topps- Mike Bossy RC, Doug Wilson RC
1980 Topps- Ray Borgue RC, Mike Gartner RC, Gretzky 2nd year
1981 Topps - Jari Kurri RC, Peter Stastny RC, Dennis Savard RC, Larry Murphy RC, Dino Ciccarelli RC
1984 Topps- Steve YZerman RC, Pat Lafontaine RC
1985 Topps- Mario Lemieux RC
1986 Topps - Patrick Roy RC
1987 Topps- Adam Oates RC
1988 Topps - Brett Hull RC, Brendan Shanahan RC
1989 Topps - Joe Sakic RC, Brian Leetch RC
1990 Topps - Mike Modano RC, Mike Rickter RC
1990 Score - Jaromir Jagr RC, Martin Brodeur RC
<< <i>Here is a list of the stars HOF'ers and Rookie cards that can be pulled from these packs.
1990 Score - Jaromir Jagr RC, Martin Brodeur RC >>
Don't forget the second coming of the Great One- Eric Lindros. Anyone want a ton of Lindros RCs??
Alright, so for some odd reason I am compelled to ask some questions about hockey cards.
First off, I collect non sports cards. I used to collect baseball cards until I realized I haven't watched a baseball game, live or on TV, for 15 years or so. So I sold all my cards and focused on cards that interested me. I saw this thread about hockey and for some reason I keep being drawn to the Gretzky card. Let me preface all of this by saying I have never watched a hockey game in my life, aside from one I did attended about 15 years ago with some friends and was freezing cold the entire time (and was hit in the head by an aluminum can). I guess the experience there turned me off. To tell you the truth, I know very little about hockey. I know there are 3 periods, I know there is a blue line and I know there are shift changes (XBox 360 hockey taught me a little) What captivates me though is the fact my office window look directly at the big TV screen outside the new Prudential Center in Newark, NJ where the NJ Devils play. Everyday I sit and look at it and I guess after staring at it for the past year, the word "hockey" got imbedded into my head. I have never gone to a game there, only walked around the entrance and gift store.
I wonder if something inside me is a closet hockey fan. I wonder if by being so close to something it is giving me a little motivation to start a new collecting focus.
So after much rambling here, by buying into the 1979 Topps packs, what am I really getting into here? I would probably buy several, open a few and get a few graded to store in my collection? Are these packs really anything special in the hockey sportscard world?
Anyone want to try to upsell me on this fanatic idea of starting a new collecting focus.
I see that in the PSA set registry that hockey is going to be surpassed by non-sports in the next few months for total sets. I know from reading this board there are lots of hockey card collectors in Canada. I guess I am just thinking out loud with this post.
Anyways, I'm going to sleep on it tonight. I'll post again in the morning and give me you "in or out" response.
Collecting:
- Post War baseball HOF RC's
- 1980's unopened baseball
- All Mutoscope and American Beauties
<< <i>In my humble opinion the 1979 Gretsky card is the centerpiece of modern day hockey >>
Well then at least spell his name right.